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be drawn.
Rule XIV. Protests against an
awarding committee, or award, must
be made in writing, accompanied by
an affidavit, to the Secretary before
the close of the day following the
making of such award. The protest.
ed awards will be held in abeyance
until final action is taken by the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
Rule XVI. The general Superln-
tendent will see that the stock grounds
are in proper order for the reception
and exhibition of stock of all kinds,
and for the comfort and convenience
OF exhibitors and visitors; that proper
supplies of food for stock and water
for all purposes are on the ground and
convenient of access. He will direct
exhibitors on their arrival, and after
the entry of their animals to proper
stalls or departments on the grounds,
and in connection with the Superin-
tendents of Departments will see that
all classes of stock are ready for exhi-
bition or parade at the exact time and
in the particular manner as specified
in the programme, and will exercise a
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preserving order and decorum. The
Marshal and his assistants will be
invested with all the powers and pre-
negatives with which constables are
invested, so far as acts or offenses are
committed within, or in reference to
or in connection with the exhibitions
are concerned, and they shall be re-
sponsible to the Board of Directors for
the proper management of their de-
partment.
Rule XVII. No animal can compete
in more than one class, unless the
exception is made in the schedule.
Rule XVIII. All machines, imple-
ments, or other products of any me-
chanical art, must be exhibited by
their respective makers, or inventors
or improvers, or their assigns or agents
to or for whom only premiums for
such articles will be awarded. Any
ficticious entries will subject the par
Elephants in the fraud to forfeiture of
all premiums awarded, as we'll as ex-
clusion from competition of any future
exhibition of the association.
Rule XIX. All who intend exhibit
ing or competing for premiums will
confer great favor on the association
by forwarding their entries by mail to
the secretary at Los Angeles, at least
one week before the fair. This will
enable the secretary to have the en-
tries made seasonably and without
confusion, on all the requisite tickets
ready in letter envelope for delivery
on demand when the party arrives
and calls for them.
Rule Xxx. Premiums are payable
in cash, except where otherwise speci-
fed. Premiums will be paid by the
treasurer only on the order of the
president and secretary, and will be
delivered by the secretary within five
days after the last day of the fair.
These orders must be endorsed by the
party to whom they are made pay
able.
Rule XXI When a majority of
judges on any section is present. they
shall constitute quorum and be au-
thorized to award premiums; and the
first on the list of those present shall
be chairman.
Rule XXI. The judges will give the
reasons in writing for their decisions
as far as practicable, embracing the
desirable and valuable qualities OF the
animal or article to which premium
is awarded.
Rule XXIII. Should Judges not be
satisfied OF the regularity of the en-
tries in their respective classes, they
will apply to the Entry Clerk for infor-
nation; and should there still be any
doubt, after examination, or if any
article or any animal is of such a
character as not to be entitled to eX-
hibition in competition, they will ex-
clude from their award all such arti-
cles or animals.
Rule XIV. Discretionary pre-
miums may be awarded by the Board
of Directors, should subjects of spec
ial interest not provided for in any of
the classes be presented.
Rule XIV. All instruments, ma
chimes, utensils and apparatus intend
ed to be used in the preparation, cul-
ture or seeding of the soil, in the
harvesting, manufacture or transpor-
tation of produce, or in the various
requirements of agriculture, or in
promoting the comforts of agricul-
turists and their families, will be
admitted to the exhibition whether in
competition or not.
Rule XVI. The exhibition in the
cattle ring or tract, will take place
punctually at the hour specified in
the programme.
Rule XVII. The Judges will re-
port the animals and articles entitled
to premiums, but also those next in
merit in each class, to meet the con-
tingency of any legal objections which
may arise to the awards, and also that
they may receive suitable commenda-
ton.
Rule XVIII. Judges are particu-
larly requested to hand their awards to
the President or Secretary, as the case
NAV be, as soon as their decisions are
made, and write out their reports, Civ
ing the reason Of their awards and
hand to the Secretary before the close
of the Fair, that they may go into the
transaction of the Association. Ii
longer time is needed in any particu-
lar, apply to the Secretary for copies
of the awards.
Rule xxx. Exhibitors OF all an
imals must place the name of the
animals and the particular breed to
which the animal belongs in con-
spicuous place in their respective
stalls.
Rule xxx. No animal shall be en-
tered in the name of any other than the
bona fde owner. Should any be entered
otherwise, they will not be allowed
to receive premium, although award
ed by the Judges.
Rule XXXI. No person other than
the Judges will be permitted to go
into the ring where stock is examined,
except the officers of the association
or Marshals. No stock will be permit
ted to enter the ring unless under hal
ter and in care of groom.
Rule XXXII. Purity OF blood, as
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